LA MAMOUNIA The legendary hotel has hosted the world's most renowned politicians, celebrities and socialite families and is definitely the most glamorous luxury hotel in the country, symbol of traditional Moroccan hospitality. La Mamounia is named after its legendary 200-year-old gardens, originally given as an 18th century wedding gift to Prince Moulay Mamoun by his father, King Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdellah.

After ongoing an extensive renovation led by French interior designer Jacques Garcia, La Mamounia reopened its doors at the end of 2009 combining the finest materials with the highest levels of service and a sense of place. The property has 135 stylish guest rooms, 65 Suites and 6 Signature Suites, most of them offering breathtaking views over the Atlas mountains and the red city from their pastel green and pink balconies. Each room offers a unique and elegant design, making the guests feel at home in a refined and delicate atmosphere, mixing fine contemporary materials with traditional Moroccan elements such as vibrant mosaic tiling, carved wooden doors and velvet sofas. 

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The dining options will take the guests to the most exciting sensory and culinary journeys with exclusive collaborations such as L'Asiatique and Italian restaurants run by the three-starred chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten or the Tea Room by Pierre Hermé. Alternatively guests can enjoy the finest Morrocan cuisine at Le Marocain, with its intimate riad-style. La Mamounia also offers to its guests the opportunity to watch movies in a private cinema lounge with an intimate atmosphere.